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I know this is probably in the wrong forum ...but....
I am NOT electric kind of guy at ALL...I am dumb when comes to elec on cars house... trains...anything so...
I need a power wire 12v at the back of a 2005 F350 Dually.....that come on when you start the truck ....if anyone can tell me EXACTLY where it is and how to tests it to make sure...of if you gents know for sure I will trust....
pleasurably behind the rear wheels would be an awsume area for it to appear... .
Do you mind running a wire back there? There is a spare wire under the drivers side dash. I am not aware of any that are already at the rear of the truck.
So ...the one at the 1 o-clock position is the switched power ??
Looking to the rear for the trailer plug ~ the pins are reversed - and the simple way to keep it straight is to think in terms of "PASSENGER SIDE" and DRIVER SIDE"
The passenger is like a bad SPOUSE:
POWER
TO
BREAK
(you)
(12 volt power, Turn and brake light-right side, BRAKE SIGNAL to electric brakes)
So ...the one at the 1 o-clock position is the switched power ??
Looking to the rear for the trailer plug ~ the pins are reversed - and the simple way to keep it straight is to think in terms of "PASSENGER SIDE" and DRIVER SIDE"
The passenger is like a bad SPOUSE:
POWER
TO
BREAK
(you)
(12 volt power, Turn and brake light-right side, BRAKE SIGNAL to electric brakes)
MY bad....the wire in my harness...there is no JUST black one it has what looks like a white stripe and the wire does not look black it is by far the darkest color...my eyes have a bit of an issue seeing the color......now my 2005 has the Tow Boss on it ...does that make a difference ?
I am trying to find switched power for the Pacific Dualies 80006 Tire Pressure Monitoring system....my transmitter is mounted on the DS by the spare..
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